Man held on $15,000 bail in 4-year-old Ivan Pierre's hit-and-run death
Prosecutors said a dent on the hood and a likely human blood stain were later found on Joseph's car.
43 Massachusetts hotels now emergency housing for immigrant families
Marlboro's mayor says "no one's shutting the faucet off" as hundreds of immigrant families crowd Massachusetts hotels.
Bronny James' cardiac arrest reinforces local widow's push for AED distribution
Suzanne McKenzie is on a mission to save lives after she lost her husband to a sudden cardiac arrest at Moakley Field in South Boston in 2009.
Olin College committed to racial diversity despite end of affirmative action
The small engineering college is still evaluating how the end of affirmative action will affect the admissions process.
After deaths of 2 children with autism, local groups offer safety resources
Local organizations and companies are promoting ways to keep kids safe this summer after two young children with autism were found dead near bodies of water in the last two months.
Boston's 4th of July fireworks on as scheduled despite thunderstorm threat
Boston's Fireworks Spectacular is still set to take place on the Fourth, despite thunderstorms threatening to ruin the celebrations.
DeSantis swipes at Trump as both campaign in New Hampshire
Ron DeSantis promised to secure the country's southern border, pledging to succeed where former President Donald Trump failed as the two held dueling campaign events in New Hampshire.
No arrests made after two teens found shot to death in Braintree
Braintree Police are still looking for the suspects responsible for shooting two teenagers in a car in Braintree on Sunday morning.
Boston Police officer released from hospital, accused shooter held without bail
The man charged with shooting a Boston Police officer last week hid in court as he was ordered held without bail Monday.
Taylor Swift fans accuse broker of taking their money, not delivering tickets
A mother and daughter have bad blood with a Massachusetts ticket broker who they are accusing of taking their money and not delivering them Taylor Swift tickets.
Increased police presence remains at Revere Beach after shootings and fights
State Police will keep increased patrols at Revere Beach on Memorial Day after two people were shot Sunday night and several fights broke out among the large crowds.
Man accused of dumping screws on Freetown road for weeks
For 3 weeks someone has been dumping screws on a busy stretch of road in Freetown. Now a man is under arrest.
Mayor Wu announces new speed hump street safety program
It is called Safety Surge and will install speed humps on streets across 10 city zones per year.
Brush fires scorch hundreds of acres in Massachusetts amid red flag warnings
Massachusetts has already experienced 677 fires this year, covering over a thousand acres statewide.
Family races to raise money to treat boy's life-threatening neurological disease
The parents of a boy with a rare neurological disease are living in a hyper-vigilant state of terror.